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Some matters of fact relating to the present state of the African trade; demonstrating, that there are not wanting any subscriptions, or new projects, for its support.
Date: 1720?]
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The case of the Royal African Company of England. To which is added, a supplement in answer to a paper intitled, the state of the British trade to the coast of Africa consider'd.
Royal African Company.Date: 1730
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The case of the Royal African Company.
Royal African Company.Date: 1709?]
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A list of the names of the popish parish priests throughout the several countries in the Kingdom of Ireland together with their number in each county : Places of Abode: Age: Parishes of which they pretend to be Popish Priests Time of their receiving Popish Orders: Places [where] they received Orders: From whom they receiv'd same: And Also The Sureties Names that enter'd into Recognizance for the said Priests.
Date: 1705
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Reasons humbly offered for buying and selling in the Army. In a letter to the Secretary at War.
Date: M.DCC.XXV. [1725]
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A brief case of the distillers, and of the distilling trade in England, shewing how far it is the interest of England to encourage the said trade, as it is so considerable an advantage to the landed interest, to the trade and navigation, to the publick revenue, and to th employment of the poor. Humbly recommended to the Lords and Commons of Great Britain, in the present Parliament assembled.
Defoe, Daniel, 1661?-1731.Date: M.DCC.XXVI. [1726]
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A list of the names of the Mayor, recorder, aldermen and common-council of the city of Canterbury; who (in the year of our Lord 1717,) promoted and encouraged the noble art and mystery of printing in this city and county.
Date: 1718
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An act for liberty to transport spices vngarbled.
England and Wales.Date: [Octob. 13. 1649]
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Truth is but truth, as it is timed! or, our ministry's present measures against the Muscovite vindicated by plain and obvious reasons; tending to prove, that it is no less the interest of our British trade, than that of our state, that the Czar be not suffer'd to retain a fleet, if needs must that he should a Sea Port, in the Baltick. The whole extracted from a representation made by His Majesty's Order, and given in to the Secretary of State by N.N. on his return hither from the Court of Muscovy, in August 1715. Humbly Dedicated to the House of Commons.
N. N.Date: printed in the year MDCCXIX. [1719]
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Reasons for repealing the prohibition of French-wines.
Date: 1711]
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[R]easons humbly offered for the bill brought in, upon the petition of the weavers of London, Norwich and Canterbury, &c. for the importation of fine Italian thrown silk.
Date: 1702]
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Reasons against establishing an African Company at London, exclusive to the plantations, and all the out-ports, and other subjects of Great-Britain.
Date: 1711?]
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Some queries relating to the present dispute about the trade to Africa.
Royal African Company.Date: 1711?]
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The case of the Royal African-Company and of the plantations.
Royal African Company.Date: 1714
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The case of the Royal African Company of England.
Royal African Company.Date: M.DCC.XXX. [1730]
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The case of the Royal African Company of England and their creditors.
Royal African Company.Date: Printed in the Year MDCCXLVIII. [1748]
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A list of the names of all the commodities of English product and manufacture, that was exported to France from England during what may be call'd the interval of peace from Christmas 1698, to Christmas 1702.
Date: 1713]
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Some queries relating to the present dispute about the trade to Africa.
Royal African Company.Date: 1711?]
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A letter to a Member of Parliament, on the settling a trade to the South-Sea of America.
Date: [1711]
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A letter to His Majesty King George, from the most victorious and mighty trudo audato povesau danger enjo suveveveto ene mottee addee pou a poulo co hullo neccresy, King of Dauhomay, and Emperor of Paupau, who lately conquer'd the great kingdoms of Ardab and Whidab, &c. Presented to His Majesty on the 3d of May, by Capt. Lambe, who receiv'd the same from the emperor's hand. To which is annexed, Capt. Lambe's scheme for trade with the said emperor.
Trudo, King of Dahomy and Emperor of Paupau.Date: M,DCC,XXXI. [1731]
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A discourse of the advantage of the African trade to this nation, extracted out of an essay of trade, written by Mr. John Cary, merchant.
Cary, John, -1720?.Date: 1712?]
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The case of the merchants trading in tobacco, at Whitehaven, in the county of Cumberland.
Date: [1715?]
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Reasons humbly offer'd for putting hides and skins curried upon the same foot upon exportation, as hides or skins that are rough and undrest.
Date: 1712?]
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The case of the Italian merchants.
Date: 1720?]
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Reasons humbly offered for permitting rice of the growth of the British plantations, to be transported to Spain, Portugal, and other places to the Southward of Cape Finisterre, without being first brought to England.
Date: 1730?]

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Some matters of fact relating to the present state of the African trade; demonstrating, that there are not wanting any subscriptions, or new projects, for its support.

The case of the Royal African Company of England. To which is added, a supplement in answer to a paper intitled, the state of the British trade to the coast of Africa consider'd.

The case of the Royal African Company.

Reasons humbly offered for buying and selling in the Army. In a letter to the Secretary at War.

A list of the names of the Mayor, recorder, aldermen and common-council of the city of Canterbury; who (in the year of our Lord 1717,) promoted and encouraged the noble art and mystery of printing in this city and county.

An act for liberty to transport spices vngarbled.

Reasons for repealing the prohibition of French-wines.

[R]easons humbly offered for the bill brought in, upon the petition of the weavers of London, Norwich and Canterbury, &c. for the importation of fine Italian thrown silk.

Reasons against establishing an African Company at London, exclusive to the plantations, and all the out-ports, and other subjects of Great-Britain.

Some queries relating to the present dispute about the trade to Africa.

The case of the Royal African-Company and of the plantations.

The case of the Royal African Company of England.

The case of the Royal African Company of England and their creditors.

A list of the names of all the commodities of English product and manufacture, that was exported to France from England during what may be call'd the interval of peace from Christmas 1698, to Christmas 1702.

Some queries relating to the present dispute about the trade to Africa.

A letter to a Member of Parliament, on the settling a trade to the South-Sea of America.

A discourse of the advantage of the African trade to this nation, extracted out of an essay of trade, written by Mr. John Cary, merchant.

The case of the merchants trading in tobacco, at Whitehaven, in the county of Cumberland.

Reasons humbly offer'd for putting hides and skins curried upon the same foot upon exportation, as hides or skins that are rough and undrest.

The case of the Italian merchants.

Reasons humbly offered for permitting rice of the growth of the British plantations, to be transported to Spain, Portugal, and other places to the Southward of Cape Finisterre, without being first brought to England.